
From Fighting in Northwest Shanxi to the 38th Parallel
从晋西北杀到三八线
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 768k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 跟这贺总混大将可以想象Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking for Anti-Japanese War Stories With Smart Characters
I like detailed depictions of warfare. I'm not into stories about providing aid or going into business, or weapons from different eras. I just want straightforward military fiction.
Recommend Books on Your Shelf You'd Never Delete
Something worth rereading over and over after finishing.
Any Anti-Japanese War Stories About Transmigrating to the War Years?
Any books about resisting the Japanese invasion? The kind where someone transmigrates to the War of Resistance era.
Looking for Stories About the War Against Japan, No Bright Sword, No Spy Warfare, and No Special Forces Operations
Special operations are all small-time stuff. Can they wipe out several Japanese divisions in one go? They need a golden finger. Without one, how could they make a major impact in the War of Resistance? No matter how you write it, it wouldn't be realistic. I want something about commanding hundreds or thousands of tanks and heavy artillery, or using drones, missiles, and information warfare.
Any Realistic Stories About the War Against Japan? No System
In a Reading Slump, Looking for Masterpieces That’ll Blow My Mind
I'm looking for stories like "I've Been Possessed for 90,000 Years". Nothing brainless or dumbed down; fresh ideas, any genre, exciting, funny, scheming, or imaginative, all welcome.
The Best Anti-Japanese War Novels on Tomato Novel
Looking for books like "War of Resistance: No Trace of the Bullet's Path". The kind that pull you in and get your blood pumping.
Masterpieces You Can Stay Up All Night Reading
Looking for Anti-Japanese War Novels, No Underdog Stories or Lone-hero Nonsense.
Looking for books similar to I Handle Logistics in Sparking the Dragon.
Satisfying War Stories That Don’t Insult Your Intelligence: Proper War Stories!
Looking for books like "Starting in the Savage Mountains, I Lead Bandits in the Fight Against the Japanese". The revolutionary predecessors endured so much during the War of Resistance. Please write novels that show them the respect they deserve!
Looking for Novels About Transmigrating to the War of Resistance Era and Supplying the Heroes with Resources. It Really Moved Me.
Can You Write About the War of Resistance Without Making It Another Bright Sword?
The Best of Every Genre
The best novels on Tomato Novel in the villain, urban, Primordial Wilderness, and invincible genres. Guaranteed gems.
Looking for a Realistic War of Resistance Novel, Not a Glorified Anti-Japanese War Drama
Any Good Anti-Japanese War Stories That Are Engaging from Start to Finish?
Looking for Anti-Japanese War Novels
The protagonist transmigrates into the past and insists on writing a diary every day.
Looking for Novels Set During the War of Resistance Against Japan: Realistic Ones, No System. You Know, Realistic.
I'm looking for books like "The Rise of a Great General: How Did I Become a Corps Commander?"
🌵 Transmigrate to the War of Resistance: Graduate from Whampoa, Save the Nation by Indirect Means, Shoot the Japanese Invaders
Looking for books like "Espionage: The Thousand-Faced Agent, I Can Form a Team All by Myself".
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The writing is okay. The sentence: The national army is not incompetent, but its heavy firepower is too weak. It is very pertinent. However, the author seems to have deliberately forgotten that there was an air force in his childhood. Positional warfare and the air force are incomprehensible to the defenders!
A very solid anti-Japanese war time travel story. There is no exaggerated golden finger. The protagonist relies on modern knowledge to build an army behind enemy lines. The description of tactics is detailed, and you can feel the environment of scarcity of supplies and dangerous steps at that time, and the character creation is also relatively vivid. As a fictional novel, it does not need to be completely compared with historical facts. If you like the theme of guerrilla warfare behind enemy lines, you can read it.
I was a bit tired of reading anti-war stories, but this one is different. The author does not brag when writing about war, and the casualties are clearly reported. Eighty-seven people win the battle, which made me feel panicked. This is called reality, and five stars must be arranged.
Recommended to take a look, the rhythm is tight and the details need to be improved.
This book is well written, but the update is too slow and there are too few chapters.